How long do you extend the arms to fit perfectly for 15" MacBook Pro?
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The tubes are marked - I extend them to 15 for my 15" macbook, 13 for my 13" macbook, that seems to work well.
2684
I have a14 inch lenovo idepad. I fit the arms by moving them to about one half inch from the back of the laptop. This provided the best balance and most stability when working. I imagine every machine will have a sweet spot for the stand but I would start as far back as possible and move forward. Hope this helps.
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This is difficult to answer because the forward arms serve to catch the lip of the laptop but the back arms are designed to contact the bottom of the laptop toward the back. They do not have to reach the edge of the back. I use this holder fully extended on a 17" Dell and it works fine. When extended, the distance between the two back holders is about 11.5" and the distance between the two front arms is 8". There is about 10.5" between the plane of the front arms and the plane of the back arms. I think this would be fine on smaller laptops. It is impressively designed and feels like a quality product. I would highly recommend it. This is difficult to answer because the forward arms serve to catch the lip of the laptop but the back arms are designed to contact the bottom of the laptop toward the back. They do not have to reach the edge of the back. I use this holder fully extended on a 17" Dell and it works fine. When extended, the distance between the two back holders is about 11.5" and the distance between the two front arms is 8". There is about 10.5" between the plane of the front arms and the plane of the back arms. I think this would be fine on smaller laptops. It is impressively designed... » Read More This is difficult to answer because the forward arms serve to catch the lip of the laptop but the back arms are designed to contact the bottom of the laptop toward the back. They do not have to reach the edge of the back. I use this holder fully extended on a 17" Dell and it works fine. When extended, the distance between the two back holders is about 11.5" and the distance between the two front arms is 8". There is about 10.5" between the plane of the front arms and the plane of the back arms. I think this would be fine on smaller laptops. It is impressively designed and feels like a quality product. I would highly recommend it. « Show Less
2686
I spread all four arms out as wide as they go. I don't know which way is considered right-side-up but I use the gray tabs up to hold the Mac from sliding off in my lap. This is the very best ergonomic stand I've owned. I use it on a lap-table and it put the computer at the perfect angle and height to type.
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Yes. The dimensions of the 15" MBP with retina is about 14"x9.5". That'll give you about 3/4" padding on the sides of the laptop and about 1/2" padding on the top and bottom of the MBP. Not a ton of padding if it suffers a drop - you might want to consider the 1490 case if you don't mind the extra 1 pound of weight of the 1490.
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There seems to be a fair amount of extra room around my 15" MacBook Pro. I could see it fitting a 17" laptop as well. I remember seeing a review of this bag from a lady who purchased it for her husband who had a 17" laptop and her being satisfied. I'd say go ahead and purchase it. If you feel it is too small you can always return it, but I'd be surprised if you aren't happy. I love this purchase. It is made very well, and has a great assortment of pockets/features. Look at the video review which another purchaser posted. Good luck to you.
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Hi, I would say that this would be a tight fit for a 15" Laptop. I have a 13.3 " sleeve for my 11.6" Lenovo and then put this inside the Case logic. I would say no more than 3/4" in on either side of the Sleeve meaning that a 15.6 would be tight.
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I have 15.5" arms and it fits fine, with a little more room. Not sure about 17" -
2279656
Yeah Anthony, it still fits. This case doesn't actually make your 15" MacBook any larger. Yes, the size all around increases by as much as the thickness of a nickels' thickness. That's the best description I can give with easy relevance, other than using measurements.
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Definitely will fit a 15-inch laptop. I just tested it with my girlfriend's macbook pro 15". It will fit in the main zipper pocket. There is a retainer within this space to keep it from bouncing around. I am very happy with this back pack. The only problem I have had is when I load it up with books and ride my bike with it on. The rigid plastic protection rubs against my lower back when I stand up to pedal up hills. Other than that, it has plenty of padding and holds weight close to your body as long as your back is straight. There is plastic protecting the front and back. I think you will like it. The materials are good and the zippers are the easiest I have ever use, while somehow remaining zipped shut. Definitely will fit a 15-inch laptop. I just tested it with my girlfriend's macbook pro 15". It will fit in the main zipper pocket. There is a retainer within this space to keep it from bouncing around. I am very happy with this back pack. The only problem I have had is when I load it up with books and ride my bike with it on. The rigid plastic protection rubs against my lower back when I stand up to pedal up hills. Other than that, it has plenty of padding and holds weight close to your body as long as your back is straight. There is plastic protecting the front and back. I think you... » Read More Definitely will fit a 15-inch laptop. I just tested it with my girlfriend's macbook pro 15". It will fit in the main zipper pocket. There is a retainer within this space to keep it from bouncing around. I am very happy with this back pack. The only problem I have had is when I load it up with books and ride my bike with it on. The rigid plastic protection rubs against my lower back when I stand up to pedal up hills. Other than that, it has plenty of padding and holds weight close to your body as long as your back is straight. There is plastic protecting the front and back. I think you will like it. The materials are good and the zippers are the easiest I have ever use, while somehow remaining zipped shut. « Show Less
2085086
Yes, it will fit. I have a 15 inch MacBook Pro and it fits with the case and some room to spare. I REALLY like this product!
1264160
I can shed some light on this. I purchased one of these for my 15 inch MacBook pro. The outside dimensions are as follows16-1/8 x 11 x 2-1/2" high. Hope this helps
711715
The clasp is strong and generally stays closed, however, the fastener is not as tight as I would prefer and if lock stength is important to you this may not be for you. I don't know the answer to your third question but by way of comparison the sleeve is just a little loose on the new Dell XPS 13. I imagine the 15 inch Macbook would fit more snug.
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absolutely. I was able to fit my 15" MacBook Pro (non Retina display) inside (0.95in x14.35in x9.82in). Since the Retina display model is smaller overall (0.71in x14.13in x9.73in), it will definitely fit.
1750777
it doesn't matter, my friend put in on her old macbook pro and it fits perfect!
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I use it for my 13" macbook pro w/ retina and it does have a little wiggle room. There is about 1" of wiggle room from top to bottom and 3/4" of wiggle rooms on the side. If you are looking for it to be perfectly snug then it may feel a little big but It has been great for me.
1264161
I can shed some light on this. I purchased one of these for my 15 inch MacBook pro. The outside dimensions are as follows 16-1/8 x 11 x 2-1/2" high. Hope this helps
1914977
I can say a 15" 2010 MacBook Pro and a 15" 2013 MacBook Pro retina both fit with about an inch to spare in every direction. I think you could fit a 15.6" snug. If u need better size specs, their site has lots of info too.
1375406
From the way my 13" Macbook Air fits, I would think that a 15" laptop would fit snugly. Might be a bit of a tight squeeze though
486640
I have a MacBook pro 13" with a hard case and it fits. At first it was really right, but it stretches after time. Now it's perfect.